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From: TE880714%STUDTEW.UFSIA.AC.BE@CUNYVM.CUNY.EDU (Stefan Bracke)
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Subject: Re: Apple // BBS software
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Date: 18 Dec 89 13:21:10 GMT
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  What about AppleNet. I believe it's shareware.
  I'am also looking for a BBS-program (having a //GS).
  As the Apple-Area-Operator of a BBS, (OPUS MAGNUM), I like to
  echo my mail to the BBS. It uses the Fido-protocols. Thus far,
  I haven't found the documentations on the transferring protocols.
  BTW:Are there programs which support ANSI ?

                                    Stef

*** Lesson 2 in foreign cultures ******* < ENGELANDS >***********************
* The use of Dutch and Flemish words in other languages. (English, French)  *
* - Some words ending on QUIN come from Flemish:                            *
*   eg. "Mannequin" comes from MANNEKEN which means SMALL MAN. The French   *
*       also use it for models. Dutch and Flemish also use this word cause  *
*       it sounds so nice.                                                  *
* -"Stars and Stripes". STREEP is the Dutch word for line.                  *
* -"Golf". Originated in Holland but named after the stick: KOLF            *
* - Others: "Bruin the bear" (Bruin de beer;Bruin = Brown), "Dove" (Duif)   *
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